Seaside Style Dining Then Sale of Wash Goods
The notice lists a luncheon menu including tomato toast, clam cocktail, baked haddock, lamb liver, chicken cutlets with vegetables, vegetables and desserts, served 1130 to 400 PM on Sixth floor. It promotes elegant seaside fashion on second floor with fabrics such as French Ratine and Bourette in renewed clearance prices, detailing yardage and old-to-discount comparisons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T&a
Ratine
Bourette Eponge
Pean de Peche
Bourette Ratine
Friday Special Sale of Women's White Wash Skirts
Friday offers a special sale on women’s white wash skirts at $1.00. One style in two fabrics ratine and pique, full Russian tunic model, full length, not short. Limited stock with 10 dozen fabrics total 20 dozen skirts, sizes varied on the third floor G Street.
Friday Clearance of Women's Afternoon Dresses
Friday Clearance offers a small assortment of silk dresses in crepe de shine canton crepe and taffeta. Tunics feature puffed or straight sleeves with lace, net trims, vest effects, or ruffles and silk girdles in navy, rose, brown, tango, green, Copenhagen, and black up to size 40. Prices on sale are $12.95, with regular tags $18.75 and $25.00.
Friday Special in Colored Silk Parasols
Parasols popular at full price are now offered for clearance at a special reduction. Includes plain colors, fancy stripes, and Dresden border effects with carved mission and ebonine handles. Special price, $200 each. Main floor gap fest.
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Dresden
G St
Friday Hat Clearance of Trimmed and Untrimmed Styles
Friday clearance offers trimmed hats in dress and tailored styles newly made from reduced materials. Prices run three dollars each, down from six to eight dollars. untrimmed hats available in greens browns mahogany and blues for one dollar each, down from three to four dollars. Third floor First
Shoe Sale Items and Sizes in Women’s Dept
In the Shoe Department many pairs priced at 2.75, down from 4.00 to 6.00. The listing includes 35 pairs of Women's Coren patent leather and Dresden style tiles and pumps with various sizes and toe shapes, plus numerous ties and colonial styles in patent leather, buckskin, canvas, satin, and gun metal finishes with assorted sizes and heel details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wis
Dresden
Goodyear
Tan Russia
Calfakin
Miss Wilson Back Home and Social Happenings
Miss Margaret Wilson, recently in New York, returned to the White House fully recovered from throat operation. Washington society notes describe dinners hosted by Capt Theodore Baldwin Jr and Mrs Baldwin, and by Dr Frank Anderson, I N, at the Army and Navy Club. A prominent Alexandria wedding, Nathalie May Boush to G Gordon Asher, featured guests from Washington and Baltimore and a reception at 222 South Washington Street. Mme Haventre, Belgian minister's wife, plans Quaker Town summer stay. Horace Seymour named third secretary at the British embassy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret’ Wilson
New York
White House
Miss Wilson
Army
W. Weatherspoon
Theodore Baldwin, Jr
Baldwin
Judge
Frank Anderson
Anderson
Army and Navy Club
Gorgas
Charles Marybury
Stimson Brown
Christ Church
Alexandria
Nathalie May Boush
Samurel C. Boush
G. Gordon Asher
W. J. Morton
Washington
South
Washington Streat
Baltimore
Richmond
Genevieve Champ Clark
Daisy Morgan
Katherine Lanes
Pennsylvania
Mme Haventth
Wil
Quakertown
Horace Seymour
Lord Eustace Percy
England
Return to Indiana Home after Washington visit
Mrs Benjamin F Shively plans to return to South Bend Ind with their daughter Mary and two University of Indiana sons joining later to Brookville Pa before her marriage. Senator Colt and Mrs Le Baron Colt depart Washington for Bristol R I with Miss Colt and frequent Washington visits until adjournment. Danish Minister Brun has Clover cottage Bar Harbor for summer. Netherlands Minister staying a few days at Springfield. British military attaché and Mrs Moreton Gage at Plaza New York for polo. Miss Gladstone sailed for England. Senator Walsh left for unspecified destination.
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Benjamin F. Shively
Senator Shively
Washington
Mary Shively
South Bend
Ind
Senator
Shively
University of Indiana
Brookville
Congress
Indiana
Mrs. le Baron Colt
Bristol, R. I
Miss Colt
Maine
Senator Colt
Mr Brun
Clover Cottage
Bar Harbor
Netherlands
Springfield
Thomas K Laughlin
N Street
New York
North Shore
Frances Lippitt
Rhode Island
Senator Lippitt
Gaiety of Social Sets at Home and Abroad
Washington social notes describe Miss Walsh’s European plans and summer travel from New York to Vasgar and Rhode Island, with many parties for Navy Secretary and Mrs Haniels, plus numerous society movements in Southampton Long Island and Newport. The Prince of Wales attends a Yacht Club banquet while London dinners feature Mrs Cecil Bingham and daughters.
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Rose Gardens
Villanova
John Kerrsley Mitchell
Franklin Day Nursery
Mitchell
George Quintard Horwitz
Roge Inn
Wing Society
John Kearsley Mitchell
Count Carl von Holstein
Archibald Barklee
Eleanor Carpenter
Margaret Berwind
Harrison B. Wright
Prince of Wales
His Majesty's Yacht Club
Hotel Metropole
Commodore Douglass
R. L Nicholson
Sir Michael Culm-Seymour
Yale Commencement Visit Highlights Kent Family Plans
Will Attend Yale Commencement Miss Elizabeth Kent daughter of Representative and Mrs William Kent of California who is at a reunion at Westover will travel to New Haven for several days during Yale exercises. The Kent family will also spend the summer at Lake Tahoe. Dr and Mrs Breckinridge Bayne left Washington to spend summer at Sayville Long Island. Mr and Mrs Robert B Roosevelt will join them there at Sayville the Lilacs. George Peabody Hustis hosted a lunch while occupying Zabriskie villa at Newport. Nelson OShaughnessy has moved to the Plaza for the season.
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Witham Johnson
Miss Johnson
Kansas City
New Willard
Trinity College
Mary Johnson
Trinity
Massachusetts
Dexter
Washington
New York
Outhampton
Long Teland
Newport
Meadow Club
iMre
W. de Lancey Kountze
Nestoria
Great Plains Road
Wiliam Lowe Rice
Mildred G
Eisle F. Rice
H Gidbrook Curtis
Ox Pasture
Ambrose Monella
Tuxedo
Southampton
Fairfax Sandstreets
Elihu Root
Albert Gallatins
Gallatins
East Hampton
James Gallatin
Albert R. Gallatin
Elizabeth Kent
William Kent
California
Westover
New Haven
Yale
Kent
Lake Tahoe
Sierras
Breckinridge Bayne
New Hampshire Avenue
Sayville
Long Island
Robert B Roosevelt
the Lilacs
George Peabody Hustis
Nelson O'Shaughnessy
The
Plaza
Closure of town houses and family summer travels
Mr and Mrs Paul E Johnson closed their town house and joined their family at their Monterey cottage in Blue Ridge Summit. Mrs Hawarda C Brooks and Miss Dorothy Gray Brooks closed their Nineteenth Street home for the summer. Mrs Brooks moved to the Cape Cod country house while Miss Brooks left for West Point commencement week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul E. Johnson
Monterey
Blue Ridge Summit
Hawarda C. Brooks
Misa Dorothy Gray Brooks
Nineteenth Street
Brooks
Cape Cod
Miss Brooks
West Point
Glass tiaras and feathery trims gain favor in home fashions
An eclectic fashion column notes thrift and beauty in glass tiaras and coiffure ornaments. It highlights glass tiaras in white with emerald or sapphire accents and faux gems, plus amber colored glass looks for brunettes. The piece also touches on garden themed accessories, rhubarb serving ideas, and eggs as domestic curiosities, ending with fashion tips on ostrich feather accents and color collars for coats.
Vanitie Leads Early Then Wins Corrected Time Over Resolute
In Sandy Hook New Jersey June 11 the Vanitie led the 30 mile triangular race by 1 37 at the Smish with a balloon topsail enhancing speed but the Resolute won on corrected time by 1 16. Defiance will recut sails and mast. The race showed Vanitie faster on reaching though both yachts delivered a spirited wind battle finishing within six hours.
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Sandy Hook
Resolute
Vanitie
Smish
Ure
Dehance
Zantairs
Earl
Fish
Newport Colony Welcomes Dignitaries for Summer Season
Russian Ambassador and Mme Hakhmeteff arrive with a retinue at Stone Villa for the summer, greeted by Mrs George Peabody Bush. Other arrivals include Mr and Mrs Hugh L. Willoughby, Joseph S L Wharton, Mrs Herman Oelmcis, Marsden J Perry, and Cmdr Sumner E.W. Kittelle. Francis I Gowen subleases Ochre Point property. Van Rensslaer/J Johnston party heads to Bar Harbor for season. Frances Whiting lodges with Mrs Hugh Auchincloss at golf club.
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Washfogins
Newport
Mme Hakhmeteff
New York
Stone Villa
Wickford
George Peabody Bushs
Washington
Hugh Ll. Wiloughby
Joseph S L Wharton
Philadelphia
Jamestown
Herman Oelmcis
Marsden J Perry
Perry
Bleak House
Comdr
Sumner E.W Kittelle
CSN
Renfrew Park
Craig Biddle
Messra de Blas
Eldridge
Shields Place
Ochre Point
Francis I Gowen
Alexander van Rensslaer
M VR Johnston
Inday
Bar Harbor Me
Frances Whiting
Hugh Auchincloss
Golf Club
Brady estate child protection suit in Albany
A temporary injunction was obtained to restrain B Palmer Gavit from removing his daughter Marcia Ann seven from the State. The Brady family represented by Cady Herrick secured the writ before Justice Rudd. The child is a grandchild of the late Anthony Brady and the estate portion mentioned totals about 400 thousand dollars.
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Albany
Navy
Sanc
Palmer Gavit
Marcia Ann
Anthony Brady
Cady Herrick
Brady
Court Gault
Marie Turner Cooke
Denver
Municipal Gas Company
Herrick
Supreme Justice
Rudd
Childs
Trinity Receives First-Class Rating At Commencement
The Very Rev Bayard Pace announced that Trinity College has been awarded a first class rating for further education by Dr P P Claxton United States Commissioner of Education following a thorough inspection. Dr Haaren delivered the commencement address praising study and lifelong learning. Four Washington graduates were among those receiving degrees including Margaret Collins and Margaret Galleherner, both noted as bachelors of arts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Haaren
New York
Trinity College
Bayard
P P Claxton
United States
Claston
Meir
Johr M Haaren
Washington
Margaret
Collins
Bachelor of Inns
Margaret M Galleherner
Kelly
Isabelie
Murphy
P J Garrigan
Sioux City
Avyce
Louise iDenoven
Linn
Mass Flames
Budalo
Manila wedding announces Ensign McCandish wed Miss Wood
Special by Petersburg to The Washington Post reports the marriage of Miss Margherita Wood of New York to Lieut Benjamin V McCandish U N on June 12 in Manila P I. McCandish is son of Mrs J Gray McCandish of Petersburg and brother of Enalyn Ralph Wood of the Asiatic fleet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. V. McCandish
Petersburg
Margherita Wood
Washington Post
Manila
P I
Frank W Wood
New York
Benjamin V McCandish
U .N
Novena Ends at Convent with Benediction by Paulists
The novena at the Convent of Perpetual Adoration on Fifteenth and streets closed yesterday afternoon with benediction. Paulist Fathers from the Catholic University officiated and preached the closing sermon. The event drew members of the Society of Perpetual Adoration including women of the diplomatic corps and other prominent society figures. Many attendees planned to attend summer services and the society will keep workrooms open Tuesdays and Fridays through the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paulist Fathers
Perpetual Adoration
Catholic University
Diplomatic Corpe
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